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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
KUHToIPAL COURTS.
xHx QUESTION or ESTABLISHING MUm1cr-
PAL couKrs TO m DISGUISED BY
TIE IAN AssocEAfEoH.

Theirs viii be q meeting Of the Bar
Association tonight. when Q number Of
important matters will be discussed.
Among these will be The length Of terms
Of the probate court, 81 the request Of
the probate jadee; The establishment Of
9 Law library and The procuring Of aait-
ebla rooms for the general use Of the
association.
In addison 70 thess subisots, Abe
question Of establishing municipal
courts In cities Of 9 certain size will be
introdaosd and 10 likely 10 be the most
Important feature Of the evening It 10
proposed that In ell cities having over
a certain number Of inhabitants q mn-
niuipal Judge shall b elected, who
shall have Jurisdiction 10 the extent Of
$50 in civil caaes, aud ceislinal iuris-
dsctiaH somswhat more extended than
that of the Justices Of the peaos. Tue
ofiice Of otis justice, or justices, Il 10 be
abolished, ana she fee system IN these
courts to be done away with.
The Judge or recorder, or b. what
ever name the official 10 known, shall
receive q stated salary and must be pos
sessed Of certain qualifications for the
Office. u is believed that the creation
OF sueh oCuFt Viil put
sroP 10 MuoR on THE HxPENaB
Ard useless litigation nov carried on, &c
the presiding oflicer OF this new court
will be much more likely 20 diapense
simple, unadulterated justice than one
Who depends ON what fees be can
squeeze cut Of the city or county or the
Iifiaants themselves.
twin not then matter 10 him whether
the plaintiff or defendant can pay the
costs and be win not be biased In his
Judgment BY the thought thai II he
Decides In favor Of one side The other
win be unable to pay the costs Of the
case and, therefore, be (the tustice) viii
Be cot ths amount Of the ftes be would
charge.
Tken aaain, many lawyers believe
that q will vastly decrease the cost 10
The county Of c0nVicting 9 defendant
for 4 GETTY 0ffense, and they point 10
the records OF the county - show the
enormous strain on the treasury under
the present seasem. A ease in point Is
cited. One w. y. Kelly vas tried some
time ago on
CHARGE on vAaRAHcx,
wss found guilty. and ordered TO far
nish bond for his good behavior fer
three months, OF $500. he furnished
the hcnd, but the county had 10 pay the
costs. There were no less than nine
teen witnesses exsmined, Including
nearly every polies officer in the city,
ana their fees amounted 10 e4l.S0. The
fees Of tbs justice Of the pesoe we're
$9.l0, and OF the constable $l0.oo,
making total Of 36l.70. vitnoui really
efIsoting any good end for the county.
Another saving viii be il the comre-
tition Of the justices or the peace for
business, and tbs consequent demoral-
iEation Of the ofiicsrs. A police of1oef,
less than q week $50. stated THAI an
ofIieer az enc Of the courts divided
vtth tha ofElcerE the fees IN cases. they
bring up 10 the curt In which be &
fnkaFaatad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
PERSONAL.

John Rankin, timber inspector for
lhs Northern Pacific, Il Ia the city.
4. Betb and wife returned from = trip
y san Francisco yesterday evening.
Ths Seattle Turn VeroIn ID making
Expectations for ball on Mes Years
~.
NJ. Austin A. Bell Who has bean In
aIlarnia on business, returned home
hanleht.
81 GaiIaher, OF The Northern Pacific
fslaAi department az Tacoma, spent
Asl night IN the city.
Mrs. Captain @. H. Parker has gone
. 0iympia 10 spend the holidays with
kfR Thomas n. Ford.
Captain o. Z. Clancy, Of Tasoma,
nfieR Some business matters.
4. Il, Crawford, salesman 81 q.
Davies book store during the holidays,
lsases for bis home on Soak slough
ieday.
NJ. Gee. II. Hebron. Of the Guaran
lN Loan and Trust Company, returned
hzza from q visit 70 San Francisco lass
sllalna.
Captain Cyrus Ryder, Of shs bark
HNpsr, sailing out Of Port Madison,
geni Ohristmas tn seattle with bic
kisnds, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Mointyre.
Tbs many frienda Of Ia. L. Terry
sill be pained 90 learn that be has met
With q relapse, and for the past two
Gays has been deIirioua most IT the
Tine.
Maurice McAIioken, who vent 70 the
Capital City 10 spend ChristmAa, ~
iuFned home Last night. Mrs. McAiek-
en remained 10 visit friends and Fela-
lives In Olympia.
Rsglnser Of the Land once j. Y. o.
tsaneer and wife, who went 30 Olym-
pie 70 hang up their stockings Christ
mas eve, al home, returned 90 Seattle
lasa night By the Emma Hayward.
Wa. 0allahsF, q Puget Sound boy,
vho has been IN tho music business tn
ealsm Oregon, for some years past,
tame over 20 epend The holidays with
Ne mother, who lives IN Tacoma. be
arrived here last night and win remain
n lhe Queen City a ooaple Of days.
Ohas. r. Monday, Esq.. Who missed
his Christmas dinRer By having 20 90
% Port Townsend 10 prosecute . LOT OF
sailors Who had been conducting them.
saves In q hostile manner, returned
home BY the Olympian. He had seven
q the offenders held 10 appear before
BE grand Jury, on q charge OF riot.
One fellow gave bailand The others went
b jail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

r raAa yenr arsfaEs sunanr mesnfae
- % esai fRznins IN Eoaksls. VIA :
rod Gal af inlarssk ana unfuyad aAa
liitis anesanes pnhlishant Mr.. 1Ellnsr's
expensss sd IEks ins pIsun cd nan b
rs story. ! ~ s6od ~ ~ pour,'s az
elalzed usII knoun cIlirsn yessraay,
n1l = tne1o b ang eot3EfAsfinu % Be-
or.pn firm ths fael INT Ws 1ss nul ~
80 e91n11lly pl1 ca b Ne dsuanf
lur eeek we ahozld - pu4sd - With b.
L4A Ekloag's Hz1ntfaF tells how tkeT
sss 80 eEing down n San KEanctsoo
fson thi1 eaz1e cau38. HeEe Ba elip-
49, 81 uel ~ payer % DAY
1n9 qN1t1ok fog o1n9nmsEg y Is pres
sns anylhina b1t anconEn9inR. ana Il
sne e1pply q eeel rena1ns hmllsd faF
an lsnRlh 81 time 4 via Be ekgzpsr
Tor honsenoldera 70 usB gas than fkaa
eammndtly. - na8 been eseert8RnGG
from Reo1 an1hoTify that this city coz
snmss 6.eQ9 tons q coal per day. and
that IA. 600 tuna ars rsguisrd q 4 supris
tkls sort each month. since tha lasR
whaas DIAL no reassls co1Id hs olslnfned
p tn11 port 70 carry al, and this fac,
= s1ld % account for The present coal
fAmiue.
Hard coal, west Hartley coal and
eeotuh eoal ere not 10 tie markut. az
thouah few dealers had a iugirris-
can't supply on hand. TIE priee az
lhees qualities q elb pr ton q retail.
kTdnsy eoal b sold af present &c R1s
per ton ana OannsI eoal a 80 Dr. - -
Ihe Wellineto1 eoal, whieh e o. che
pflcA o. lis per ton, bat the dealers an
VIII take double EAGLE 10 bay q ton Of
nat quality. Seattle coai is quoted at
&k4 per con and Coos Bay coal az I'll
psr con. Thess figures rearessnl she
quotations as 9nnouuced Yesterday. nus
the scarcity Of coal ana lha failure q
charter any vessels 10 carry Il 10 thia
poFt may increases fhs price a any ms-
msnt.
Yesterday fhe vessel Buudsiisr ar
rived IL this port from Esuuimali with
cargo Of 1923 tons Of WelIinQtou coal
eonsiRnsd fs B. d. Chandler. A long
line Of carts had bean a WAITING Al fhs
wharf for several days for the vessels
arrival, IN the hops Of securing some
Of It's cargo.
.-Firss soms, arss ssrved,n applies in
this Csc, - the eonsiGnees deliver the
eeal ct the wharf 70 whoever calls for
IL and receive no orders at the Office.
Laas week coal dealer IN south San
Francisco sent two carts 10 the wharf IN
anfleipation Of the arrival OF q vessel
loaded with e0ai. The carts remained
In inns for two days, and the drivers
camped during that time among The
whaFf-rats. when finally the vessel
vas discharged the coal had all been
disposed Of before the South San Fran
cisco mans teams oame IN for thar
share, and the drivers returned to their
employer with empty carts and q bill Of
Sl7 for wages and expenses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27


wei. IN wsra 10 . lsani am.
FiaEs " aaid . lawFar yesanany. pcEnt.
nc - Ne nnn0nucemsns afna 1 rnnr.
slaen liesnsr had hssn rrauisd. ~Fsu
ses. Z hason1knnoa. Hsnat q onfy "a !
aipnzus fsom ~ olhsr vie ahurs ilna
aRo, an1 90 lam foshlas his nnasriaRe
It'll - mcalha nEIer - ds1r1e q a.
Fefee h11 he1u eEanIee
Bat = tat noe oflan dsns p a1kaa
- EEp8EtnE.
90, yss; lass = ons v.sy uslI
Known c1Es uheEo nan d TITS eftE
M4xElee . IsaE who hed hen divorced
a1o11 1Eentg-k1ul A1uEa bsfoSa. Buk
laak Goes nct nnnka ths markinza lsnaI
p eny meana He9s b tha isw iesk
fea gournn1R.
section 1D0s says swhsnessr iuda-
msnt ct divorce from The honda a.
ma4zlmnny b granted By fhs caaFt In
snN saftlt9fys fbe oouKf snail nx6eR 4
fail and compiete oiHa1lufion of ths
marriage e. 70 both parties; PyDvfasd,
inAt neither party shall b. espabIs Il
eontfaellng marriage uith thira per-
s11 untd TIE period IN which A apDeaE
nna9 be tazen u1daF TIE psDsisionE of
TIE elsll Dfactiee Get haB expirsd and
IN ease ~ appeal II taken, thea neither
party sha1 tnteFmat7y With q third peF-
suu until Tie oaese has been fully De-
t6rminedn
9aeiioa as rnads: aAppaals and
REita o. eEsoE from the disiFios eonrt
may Be taken 30 the supreme coaEt q
any TINE within aiX months from the
rendition AZ fhe fu8urmnuf a. nrAer an
HftaKwARdm
when the reporter had read theae
sections OF She coda Of Waahiuason, tha
lawyeg enufiuued:
"You ZEE clearly that six months must
elapaa bafoxe either Of the parties can
n9fxy q third party. Whsfher he or
she can BE- punished for hiRamy ] can
not say, but certainly the marriage car
not be Legal one"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27


Tn BLooKADH.-SnoW IL falling fast
and thick in the Cascade mountains,
and he Northszn PasiHe trains are
bloekaded. The train which left Taco.
ma ca Sunday returned 10 shat city,
being znabie 30 climb the immense
spow bank which Il encauniered on the
Switehhack. A aontlsrnan connegled
with the company, said: aThs rain
which falls On the Sound would be snow
Il Il fell Ia the mountains, and ik hes
been sn0wing harder there than IL has
bsen raining here. 90 you cen judge
about hew fhe beautiful snow Is com
inR down on our switchbaek. Why,
one Of the men On the train which NJ
turned declared that When thay left the
foes bills tie snow was coming down 81
the rate Of eight inches Al hour. but !
am inelined b think be vas exaaerat-
ing little. I don't know just how soon
the road viii Be open again, but 20 are
uaing cur beat endeaEoEs 30 clear away
the anov from the tracks % as 70 Get
the uails and passengers through"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

IExxmzzx1xa LECTuEE. - LectuFs on
the drama, stage, Gnsic and nadieyAi
hynns by Miss Flarsnes Molinsih. a
Frvs's Oeera House, Wednesday essn
ing, DeoeDbsz 18Th, IN uhisa ssrone
ezoaseosl ard treRie scsase are eesed
Ton . r neo und Jrliei, Faxio. ~
she Iiaiian wife. :" - AdFienns Lscous-
Fsur,s also Cardinal neWInans Hymu.
MIS- Moiinelh y an aciress OF great
beauty and superior talent woke, poss.
dress ara eaft and eGchanti1G. O1r
psopla seldom hNge IN oGpcrtanfsy @
heagsng % notshed a. areisie. Al
CLASSES are charmed ana tzaffucted hs
her purs atfie Of actfnRs ana s1e has
bees asoordsd gEsas prAisa By tie praass
bar and pulpii.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
oVxREzED PAssBHgBRs.

r.a.,d Heron on he northern Pad
s--dsv. George h CIsEeiand ard
- fIs~rIss Burg, } Anderson. Esea
-. =. II II Stanley, o A Coulter, q )
-. A Johnsson, u 3 Carts, y
2 lsEueon, Mrs CAY Weed a1d d1azh-
= ~ 81 eec0nt cle11 passengers.
c.--sd Medford On The Oregon & Cal
$3.50. e1nday. 3 O Lgons. s D 1ul-
TH white, w a WooaWcTlb, y =
-. -. Z ana wifs, O B Miller, q B Pras-
~ Nuuey, e z Rogers, q 3 Bray
- 80. q n Beunsfh and snia1snt8
4rsssea Mellford on tie 0FeQou q Cais-
-. RalIrnad Monday W. Quiaisg,
900 Il. Boaller, n. biaeay 4. kklend,
h. Esin1syer and wife and eiRht
.L..uanLn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

AKRnsrHp Ar PuxAzLuP.--6hsriR ooeh-
rans yesterday went to Kent AIMED
with q warrant issued BY Justice Sober
berg against J. r. Richardson, saloon
keeper vho has figured rather promi.
nently in she courts lately. The warrant
vas sworn out By ]. e. Richardson, the
son Of the defendant, and charges thu
latter With open and notorious adultery
With Mra. FaWcett. The man got
wind Of the coming sf TIE shsFif and
got away en- the train, bat the sheFfA
anding thai 10 be the oass tslephonsd
40 The line and bad him arrested 81
Pnyallup, w6encs be Vas brought g.
thiB city last night. he will appear thia
morning before Justice Soderberg 10
answer 70 The charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
THB CHRTsTMAs TURKEY.
GOV wKLL-KN0wN aEATTLkrFE COT
Has TURKEY DINNER WfEKR HI nAD
GIVEN W All HOPE.


GIVEN Up ALL HOPE.
aWe had turkey, as usual, for dinner
yesterday" said Constable Thornton 10
a Posr. IETHELIaHNon reporter, ''and
that reminds me Of a littls story" be
continued. Some pears AGO ! vas In
California, having taken some 500
with me there, and Obtained G con-
tract for some work which vas can
celled after / Rot ready for work. ! bad
had iuek for some tune, aud when
Christmas came had three dollars left.
said 20 my wife As l vent dosn
town en- Christmas eve: Well, old
lsdy, yoa and l have been t0eetheFa
long time, and We have never been
wIthaua turkey dinner ~ OhStssmas
before, bat guess We will have 70 40
siiheaa this time "Oh, we'll. now"
she said, ~ don't mind, but zen must
Ges some candy for the little ones, any
II went down town in ssoEamsnto 10
bay TIE candy ana as ! walked alona
oue Of the streets heard 3 uaan sing
oal. Last chance for the turkey Who'll
have itf' I irqnirsd and found they
wee shooting for turkeys and The
ehancss Were two bits each, 40 | paid
uy two bits and waited. When the
olheF fellows had all Shot and it came
20 my tnrn found that none OF them
had rung The bell, 50 asked the man
b ,se tue gan shot and was told that e
would shoot iusi a. held Il. picked
40 the gun, hred. raag the bell aud the
turkey was mine. just a. clicked up
lie turkey, 4 printer came 1p 10 me aEo
ssid he md been shooting for quite 9
while aud had not got turkey ycts and
Raia II 1 liked he would Riva me two
dollars for The turkey and pay for my
next shot. / lei him have Il and again
rang the bell and Won turkey. Anothef
printer came % and made me 40 oAer
/ iike he first man aud took him %.
Thea two turkeys were the last n the
bax aud were not very good ones bus
there Waa q nav box iuas being opened:
II cred again epd Won tbe plea ont g
the new box AMI fot ace turksy ara
TEEN started home. When l COS there
! nv Wife asked what ia eos and where
sol ID. I sOld her al about 4 and
| showoA her tie Soar dollars aud we bad
turkey for dinner that Christmas ane
We have nsver missed d sioce. % zee,
he coatinuad. II used 10 be q good sol
/ bot my eyeslght IL NOS ss good aa Z wns'
1 yen see I'm sixtY-two years old noN
ard eyesight doesn't last for ever.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following tranafers Of real estate
we're sled foE rscOsd yesterday:
Gsosae KinneAr agreemsnt for wee'
rAray deed 10 John Otto, lots II and =
block IL, oomstock's addition 20 Seattle
ST..
Nsrsla Y. Mills aud wife 70 Fred
Gasoa, lot 5. block -, n. i. Hesler'i
flrss addition 10 Seattle, e67b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27


1ha Sunday rshosI rpons II lAa
Msthadim PsMnhans ahurnh wsss
ass4aed laal sganine. Ill fks frrnf
seaas being oosapieH b ahs vaxsnun
glasses. Ths fEients nnd rsiaiivss e
- 1e4nleks aH4lisd tlemseiEss Il eEsHg
$3.50 $50 ana corna1 fEem Wh1s1 they
800 slsne9 - epoa tims e II
1f.1ze1s 4n4 tAsF hnd Ne u1ul ed
zes1191e4 tnisitroua ian frsm ~ no
neat sh1l ne prozrzln 80 aomplsfed
ae.l Ne l111 one W1s b1sdl1d a kuuns.
lis program conailled q . nnmbex
g sgp1.. scEipieEai rsadinQs Successive
e - hzEt1 ~ Ctrlgt, aad . few feeIln-
tlo14 Mis- Allies Ciarhs tod 81 4 litfle
etkI'a u1fiEtmag tEoubls, ard IIttIa AIsoa
yfesw1ll Eeliled = OhEin1lnRg EFs. = while
lilsle kIo11uss CgDiRnd Realised he s.
tentApu % .eTsEy One pE1genE while shn
tod about bex las5 PEARS dolly nnd fhe
axeef hope she had that Sanfa CLASS
w0ald bring her Another ~ big 40 hex-
seif. 3ns4 ~ ahe nnsshed there wzs :
i.ngls q sleiRh bells. nrcat fiattsE and
CD santa 0lsnze popped into ihe msdst
e NE people- He eame mysterioaais
fsoEE 1ns co9ncF of'aIhe h1anRsF,p and
= prove tli14 be klad been over sno9-
banks and bills, b began anog-haliine
Ne oeyss ou9 tbsy soon found out that
eaoh snow bali YES Allied with nusn, aBd
1wampse hznta Olanso and ne teaehsFs
un1d ths be tree US entirely stripped.
Yea seatfhis time trying 70 dstsrnfne
what you viii aige - YDuF wives, sweet
heatte. SISTERS and ohIldfau for Ohfl1t
mas gifts. IL you Will call on ~ yea
viii nnd whaa you want Tokias q
SinaeEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

Mr.. Black, prosperous farmer rear
Enumelaw, IN the southern part Of the
county, was In Seattle the other dag.
and whils Converting with q reporter
said: "It really Il q shame thai the
commissioners Of this county have not
done something for the people in the
south end Of the county In the way Of
reads. Seattle q our county seat, and
Ne you'd Iike 90 b able TO Get 10 Il
without going through Tacoma. We
haVs asksd and asked, only 30 have our
appeals thrown into the waste basket.
This treatment has caused many Of the
farmers to become dissatisfied, and
when interested people come among
them and GFge them 10 sign 9 petition
for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the county,
or 10 attach g certain portion Of King
county 20 Pierce, 10 has not beeD found
difficult 10 induce some Of The farmers
10 sign Il, while others stand ont firm
and loyal, hopinR that Q change In the
administration Of county Affairs may
bring them The desired relief. There isl
9 large settlement round abont Enum-
claw, and II We could Get read esiab-
llshed to slaughter, ve would Be able
20 reach Seattle with COR teams. There
Is . man nov travelling thronGh the
southern end Of the eoanty solieiting
signatures 10 . petition askino f0F .
division, or oigmemhekment Of the
county, and the greatest and moat ef-
fectise araumont be can nee 10 that the
county commissioners BtubboRnly re-
fuse to de anything for the people 10
thaa session "a the way Of establishing,
locating and opening roads. while the
Pierce county people are only too anxi-
0us 10 DO ell In their power 20 divert
the trade Of cur section 20 Tacoma.
q Al the next meeting OF the board wt
w;h probably make another EFFORT 40
have something done for a. By los CON
mfnsioueFs. We must have roads 20
get 10 and from she place where We do
Ger trading. and II ve cannot Get TO Be
attic We will 80 20 Tacoma"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

AznTyAL OF THB UMATILLA. = The
steamship Umstilla arrived in port n. N
San Francisco Lass night At 3 O'Clock,
bringing 800 tons Of freight for Seattle
aad ~ passengers for Sound ports. She
oane 10 alongside The ship Cape Verde.
which vas lying ct the face OF the
Ocean Dock, and landed her passengers.
Captain Hoimes then took Z carriage
aud drove 70 Mr.. Milner's residence %
sse II some arrangements eonld NOT be
that the steamer could discharge her
oeed up Sound some time this afternoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27


ibid you ever stop 70 think how The
men prominent e sleamboaimen On
Puget Sound worked their way 70 The
top By degrees through industry, So
briefly ana fidelity 70 duty p asked .
gentleman Who has resided IN Seattle
for ths past twenty years, addressing q
reporter, The neWngatheger admitted
thai he had never dweli long on that
particular auhieet, when tho old gentle
Inan continued "Well, theirs was Gap
tain Thomas Wilson, late master Of the
Oiympian, / knew him When be 6r8t
arrived on the sound. he had run
away from an English man Of war. and
did not have q dollar. bat be had let's Of
pluck. He went 70 work IN she woods,
and stayed there gu be injured one Of
hia lees, and went 70 Madison fer treat
menf. When he GOT we'll be ran Wills
IS deektand on The Ruby, little ferry
boat running betGeen Madison and
Seattle. As soon 80 be ooaid Get bis
pagers be was aiFan command Of toe
bost. Irving Ballard, attorney for the
Stars, took q liking for Che little man,
and get him in that employ. aud be
vent up, step BY step until be CON-
Enanded q steamer which cost nearly
bali million dollars.
Then there Ia Captain George Rob
eEts, new la command Of the Olymplan.
! remember when be was mats on We
schooner J. L.. Perry, ander Captain
Buwden. Later h got so DO mate Of
the old !. b. Libby, under Captain
BKanhan. He hnaily vent 10 wosk 10
the Oregon Railway a Navigation o0m-
pany'a employ, and by attention TO bust
ness has made himself the most skilifui
msn ct handling q steamer Of any size
there h On Puget Sound, not excepting
Captain OlanosY, who isa pretty good
man, himssif.
while on this subject, I'll tell you
somethinR about Captain Clancy. de
eams 70 the aoand e. q bog and steam
boated for q while, but hnally gave Il
up and ahonght be woald try nafohan-
ilfzlnQ. When I. Harris opened . store
ID Olympia IN 1871, Charley Olanesy, a.
be vas ahen called, accepted 3 clerkship
IN The establishment, but be soon tired
Of Weighing sugar. cutting cheese ana
measuring calico, % he threw up the
lob and accepted position on one Of
Stars steamers ~ purseE, and from
that he bee inao captain and nnally was
given charge 0f the steamers on PUGET
ound. there are many other instances
81 the same kind l might mention. 90 II
you viii como around again some eVen-
tag III give you another installuaent.p
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nRanrIFTrT. wf,MFN

Tlas magical eifecsa Of Wisaom's kob.
ertine a. & eeanftfsr and PreseFver Of
re comrlexion have bean Altezted b.
So thousands Of the leading ladies' Of
sooietv ana The stage. The only aFtiele
evrr q scoxaFcd which gives = natngai
"a BEAUTIFUL tint 20 she eemplexio1,
FsrooTtnr tan, sunbnrn, freekiss and al
ronsAnrss af TIE face and arms. ieav-
ins a. ain ssfs, smooth and veivety.
IN reusark o. ia daliGhtfal cooling ard
refreshing properties, . distinsiian 10
fsnnA n any other similar articls
k~ewn. Asa A. h. STHRAET.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

~orrcE Ten dsIInrs FeWA1d
~ - onld for InfcFfuaxIon
400 -. % the arrest ana con-
$500 81 any one Sound steal
- eaules 81 the post-Inaaili-
-. .....sny z elIverod ~ tiae carriers
sersuahout the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
MARRIAGE LToKEsEs.

Tue following Marriage licenses we're
Issued By tie county auditor YESTERDAY;
Caaxlss O. Woodcock Of Portland.
Oregon, and Emma Brown, Of BED
lnond.
Fdward A. Cardinal Of Renton, end
Mss Aenes Leve Of Newcastle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

uanBrlAE SUNpAx ScRoeE ExKNn-
fAnHEE.-TuesdAy svenina, Dscemhsr
"a. a The Christian church on seneca
stteeAs q very infaresiinG canaata viii
e rentered. entitled Christmas Eve
= GFandps's" EXERCISES eegia 81
eeloSs IL invited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

fEE GBo. d. HIIL CAsn.-DissFicl
Attorney Ronald aud JudeeJ J.. h Lewis
ssss oasy yesterday in ths suditor's Of
- prepaFins the pApsrs in the eass q
oeanty q kine ". George d. Hin and
o.nsfA Tbs referee. Mr.. A. r. Cels-
@sn, VII open his coart tbs moFni1e.
Seen tie hrst real tssse n these Ions
aelaSed cases viii be heatd. Il Is sx-
ecled aAat the cases viii occupy -
- two weeks II not loaEef. The
sean q ara viii coneeae IN the chief
laatscs'e chamber and may afteEvafa be
moveo % The couFl RON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

Gentlemen's smoking jackets-a full
line Of eoioEs. No other. stores have
them. Toklas q 6inQerman.